Privacy Policy

We at BHI Advanced Internet take our users' privacy very seriously. All information obtained from you is used to provide and/or improve our level of service to you. We do not rent, sell, or otherwise disclose any information about you or your account to any third party for direct mail, solicitation, or telemarketing purposes. All information provided to BHI is held in the strictest of confidence. In addition, all necessary measures have been implemented to protect your personal information to the fullest extent possible.

We regard customer privacy as one of our most imperative principles - As such, we want you to know how our customer information is protected. We do this through numerous ways, including:

(1) We do not read or monitor your private online communications including e-mail, instant messaging, and other online communications.

(2) We do not maintain any information about where you visit or what you do online.

(3) We do not give out your personal information including address, telephone number, e-mail names, credit card information, login names, or other personally identifying information unless you authorize us to do so or we are required by a court order.

Subpoenas

The purpose of this policy is to let you know that if we receive a civil subpoena for your personal information or usage records, we will send you notice of that subpoena (unless prohibited by doing so by a court order or applicable law) with sufficient time for you to decide whether you want to go into court to try to block the subpoena. Please note that due to the nature and sensitivity of criminal subpoenas issued by a government agency, we can not offer the same notice.

1. BHI may be required to disclose information about you (see above) in response to subpoenas, warrants, court orders or legal process.

2. If BHI receives a civial subpoena or other legal process requesting the disclosure of information about you, we will attempt to notify you before we respond, unless prohibited from doing so by a court order or applicable law. Specifically,

1. We will attempt to notify you 30 days in advance of our response to such a subpoena or other legal process, or within a deadline set by a court order or applicable law, if that deadline is shorter than 30 days.

2. We will attempt to notify you of such a subpoena or other legal process by sending a notice 1) by electronic mail to the e-mail address that you have provided to us, and 2) by first-class mail to the postal address you have provided to us, if any. The notice will include basic information concerning the subpoena, court order, or legal process (i.e., name of lawsuit, case number, place of filing, party issuing subpoena, the court where the subpoena was issued, contact information, deadline by which we plan to comply with the process, etc.). Where possible, we will also provide you with a copy of the subpoena or other legal process by first-class mail.

3. If we receive a subpoena for your personal information (such as your usage patterns or your identity), you may have the legal right to resist or limit the release of that information in court by filing a motion to quash the subpoena. You may be able to argue, for example, that disclosure of the information would violate your rights to free speech and privacy under the 1st and 4th Amendments of the U.S. Constitution.

4. We cannot advise you regarding the law or an appropriate response to a subpoena. Should you wish to oppose a subpoena or other legal process, you should seek legal advice concerning applicable rights and procedures that might be available.

5. If we receive a court-filed motion to quash or otherwise limit the subpoena from you or your lawyer, we will not disclose the requested information until we receive an order from the court to do so.